A bad month for the markets again. The big rate hites from central banks have pushed markets lower, and inflation doesn't seem to be easing up, but soon we are up against higher numbers to compare against so hopefully it will start to come down.
Portfolio wise it has been a bad month but dividend wise it has been another record month. It's a bit of a downer to see your portfolio keep going down several months in a row. This year will probably be the first year where my portfolio shrinks, even when including inflows. Not something that is very fun to see, we can just hope that the coming years will see a rise again. And it's not really odd that we see a correction after last years huge gains.
The strong dollar is a nice hedge and I would've been hurting a lot more if I didn't have it. But it makes me not want to buy any US stocks at the moment, which is a bit of a downer. But I keep building me Swedish portfolio instead.
I received a total of SEK 6,291.63 in dividends in September. An increase of 42.6% compared to last year.
198,56 |
Unilever |
300,33 |
Intel |
146,74 |
SBB |
259,56 |
Pfizer |
251,35 |
Wal Mart |
362,27 |
Johnson &
Johnson |
249,17 |
Microsoft |
1024,92 |
AstraZeneca |
501,67 |
Chevron |
263,20 |
3M |
227,48 |
Thomson
Reuters |
383,39 |
Prudential
Financial |
215,43 |
Kellogg |
225,93 |
Realty Income |
291,08 |
McDonald's |
194,06 |
Autoliv |
1158,75 |
Axfood |
37,74 |
Nvidia |
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